MOVIE TITLE: FAST AND FURIOUS
GENRE:ACTION MOVIE
DURATION:107 MINUTES
MY RATING:9/10
DIRECTED BY: JUSTIN LIN
ACTORS: VIN DIESEL(DOMINIC TORETTO) , PAUL WALKER(BRIAN O’CONNER),DWANYE JOHNSON(LUKE HOBBS) , TYRESE GIBSON (ROMAN PEARCE) .
SETTING TIME: 3 APRIL 2009
PLACE: BRAZIL , UNITED KINGDOM , JAPAN
1.SUMMARY OF THE MOVIE
It’s been eight years since ex-con Dominic Toretto drove across the Mexican border, committing himself to a fugitive existence. Now, holed up in a beach shack in the Dominican Republic, and living on the run with the sole remnant of his past, Letty, he tries to piece together a new life. But he knows the authorities are always just steps behind him. And, when a tragic death of someone he loves brings Brian O’Conner back to L.A., Dom reignites his feud with the agent. As they are forced to confront a shared enemy, a sociopathic drug kingpin who is flooding the U.S. with lethal product, Dom and Brian must give in to an uncertain new trust if they hope to outmaneuver him and avenge the tragedy that he caused their small de facto family to endure.
2.CHARACTERS IN THE MOVIE:
VIN DIESEL DOM TORETTO
PAUL WALKER BRIAN O’CONNER
DWANYE JOHNSON LUKE HOBBS
MORAL OR LESSON FROM THIS MOVIE:
1. Family always comes first, like when then-undercover cop Brian O' Conner (Paul Walker) chose to risk his job by letting Dom Toretto (Vin Diesel) escape in 'The Fast and the Furious'
At the end of the first movie, Dom and Brian have one last quarter-mile race, which ends in Dom flipping his car and injuring his arm. But when Brian hears the sirens in the distance, he makes a choice: Family first. Knowing it will cost him his job, Brian hands Dom his car keys, explaining, “I owe you a 10-second car.” And so Dom and Brian’s relationship really begins.
2. You always make time for family, like whenever la familiamakes it back to the Toretto home for a sit-down meal together. They may have lost some members along the way, but gained some new ones too.
No matter how busy or occupied you are with the whirlwind of life, take some time off to spend some time with the ones you care most about. Festive seasons like Chinese New Year and Hari Raya are great for organising family gatherings and reunions, so don't let opportunities like these pass you by.
3. Just because you do not have blood ties, does not mean you can't be an important part in somebody's life. Dom's heartwarming pre-heist speech in 'Fast Five' proves just that.
Remember the good old sekolah menengah days when everyone hung out in their own closeknit group of friends? We studied together and even got into trouble together, yet no one rats out on each other... because that's what brothers and/or sisters are for.
As American writer Richard Bach once said, "The bond that links your true family is not one of blood, but of respect and joy in each other's life."
1. Family always comes first, like when then-undercover cop Brian O' Conner (Paul Walker) chose to risk his job by letting Dom Toretto (Vin Diesel) escape in 'The Fast and the Furious'
At the end of the first movie, Dom and Brian have one last quarter-mile race, which ends in Dom flipping his car and injuring his arm. But when Brian hears the sirens in the distance, he makes a choice: Family first. Knowing it will cost him his job, Brian hands Dom his car keys, explaining, “I owe you a 10-second car.” And so Dom and Brian’s relationship really begins.
2. You always make time for family, like whenever la familiamakes it back to the Toretto home for a sit-down meal together. They may have lost some members along the way, but gained some new ones too.
No matter how busy or occupied you are with the whirlwind of life, take some time off to spend some time with the ones you care most about. Festive seasons like Chinese New Year and Hari Raya are great for organising family gatherings and reunions, so don't let opportunities like these pass you by.
3. Just because you do not have blood ties, does not mean you can't be an important part in somebody's life. Dom's heartwarming pre-heist speech in 'Fast Five' proves just that.
Remember the good old sekolah menengah days when everyone hung out in their own closeknit group of friends? We studied together and even got into trouble together, yet no one rats out on each other... because that's what brothers and/or sisters are for.
As American writer Richard Bach once said, "The bond that links your true family is not one of blood, but of respect and joy in each other's life."
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